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Howeveras part of the admissions application, all international applicants who are applying for financial aid must submit a Certification of Finances form. Any international student not applying for financial aid, if admitted to the university, will need to provide documentation of the available funding for their education.

No. Every year our pool of candidates and where they come from varies. We admit students based on the strength of their individual application, not their place of origin, and do not have a predetermined number we admit from any given country.

Deferrals are granted on an individual basis and are not guaranteed. Students are not permitted to study at another institution for credit during their deferral year(s) and must begin their studies in the fall semester upon their return.

Please email intl...@jhu.edu with any general international undergraduate admissions questions. You can also email your regional admissions counselor if you have any questions specific to the area where you live or study.

You must submit an official record of academic performance for the equivalent of 9th, 10th, and 11th grades under the U.S. system. Please include any certificates, diplomas, or examination results marking the completion of secondary education or preparation for higher education (i.e., O- or A-level or IB exam results).

You may leave the section blank on your application if your school does not use GPAs or class rank. We look at all the different parts of your application and its context to determine match, so you will not be disadvantaged during our review process.

Standardized testing is optional at Hopkins for the 2024-2025 application year. This means if you are applying to Hopkins as part of the class entering in the fall of 2025, you will not need to submit test scores to be considered for admission.

TOEFL, IELTS, the Duolingo English Test (DET), or the Cambridge English Exam are recommended for applicants whose primary language is not English or students who have not attended an English language school for the last three years.

Yes. We have admissions counselors who are assigned to regions all over the world and are familiar with the educational systems of their assigned region. You can find your regional admissions counselor here.

Yes. Need-based and merit scholarships are available for international applicants, although both types of assistance are limited. If you anticipate needing any financial assistance throughout your four years at Hopkins, you must apply for financial aid as a first-year applicant.

Hopkins is need-aware for international students, meaning that financial circumstances are considered in the admissions process. Hopkins meets 100% of demonstrated need for all admitted students, including international students. About 10% of international students receive financial aid.

If you are an international student and think you will need financial aid, you must indicate this on the admissions application and submit the CSS Profile. See Application Deadlines & Requirements for a full list of important dates. If you cannot cover the cost of the CSS Profile as an international student, please reach out to your regional admissions counselor. We do not provide fee waivers for international applicants completing the CSS Profile.

International citizens who indicate that they are applying for financial aid must submit the International Student Certification of Finances (COF) form that they access through their application portal.

International citizens who are not applying for financial aid do not need to submit the COF unless admitted to the university. In that case, these students must submit the COF Form before the deadline. They will not be able to enroll in the university without the submission and acceptance of these supplemental materials.

Hopkins is need-aware for international citizens (who do not hold U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status) that apply for financial aid. This means financial circumstances are considered in the admissions process. Hopkins still promises to meet 100% of demonstrated need for all admitted students, including international students.

No, international students cannot apply for financial aid after admissions decisions are released. If you are an international student and think you will need financial aid, you must indicate this on your admissions application and submit the CSS Profile by the required deadlines. International students who do not apply for financial aid as a first-year applicant will not be able to apply for aid later.

International students who do not apply for financial aid as a first-year applicant will not be able to apply for aid later. If a family anticipates potential changes in finances, the student should apply for financial aid as a first-year applicant to be considered for financial aid in the following years.

No, international students cannot apply for need-based scholarships after they receive their admissions decision. If you are an international student and think you will need financial aid, you must indicate this on your admissions application and submit the CSS Profile by the required deadlines. International students who do not apply for financial aid as a first-year applicant will not be able to apply for aid later.

The CSS Profile is a more comprehensive financial aid application that Student Financial Support uses. Financial aid advisers use information from the CSS Profile when determining a financial aid offer.

Merit scholarships are based on student achievement both in and outside the classroom. All applicants are automatically considered for merit scholarships when they apply to Hopkins, regardless of citizenship or their ability to pay.

Please allow 5 to 7 days for us to process your application. You can check the status of your International Student Financial Aid Application on your Financial Aid Checklist in your applicant portal.

Not all students will submit documentation through IDOC. Students will receive access to IDOC if it has been determined that additional documentation is required. You will be notified by email when IDOC access has been provided.

We realize that issues of college support may be complicated in divorced and separated families, and we evaluate each situation individually. If you believe special circumstances exist in your family, please review the CSS Profile Waiver Request for the Noncustodial Parent or contact Student Financial Support if you have additional questions.

Need-based scholarships are available for domestic transfer students only. Hopkins defines domestic students as U.S. citizens, permanent residents, eligible noncitizens, and those with DACA or undocumented status.

Students with an F-1 visa are eligible for on-campus employment but are limited to working a maximum of 20 hours per week during the school year. They may work full-time (40 hours per week) during the summer. On-campus employment may also include jobs with employers that are educationally affiliated with Hopkins, such as research work at a Hopkins affiliate.

Hopkins accepts both the Common Application and Coalition on Scoir. We share key dates and break down the process to make sure you and your family have all the information needed to submit your best application.

The Office of International Services (OIS) helps to prepare international students, scholars, researchers, clinicians, staff, and faculty with visas and immigration. Please reach out to OIS via o...@jhu.edu with any questions specific to the visa and immigration process.

Our students have always had a thirst for adventure and discovery. Multiple offices across campus offer international programs that make it easy for you to satisfy that desire to explore new cultures and ideas while still pursuing your degree.

Most undergraduate students choose to study abroad in fall of their junior year. Our Office of International Education guides them through the entire process, from finding a program that meets their needs and goals, to applying, to working to ensure any health or safety concerns are addressed.

With more than 100 DU Partner Programs offered, our students find experiences that advance their current academic work and passions. Eligible students can utilize the Cherrington Global Scholars benefit which offsets some of the significant costs of studying abroad on these programs, like roundtrip airfare and visa fees.

In addition to academics, students explore and surround themselves with new cultures and ideas while making connections with locals and other program participants. Prior to departure, students develop cross-cultural communication skills that help them maximize these experiences abroad in a required Exploring Global Citizenship course.

We strive to develop cross-cultural connections and the new perspectives that come with them by encouraging students to study and live abroad for at least one quarter. But there are also opportunities for students to study abroad on short-term or faculty-led programs through their academic department.

The best way to understand another culture is to fully immerse yourself in it. By doing this, we can better understand the differences and interdependencies that characterize our world. The new perspectives we gain even help deepen the way we understand our own cultures. Studying abroad is also a chance to make personal connections on a global scale. That alone is reason enough for us to promote study abroad programs as a crucial element of a college education, but our students find a wide variety of additional reasons to explore their world.

Many want the chance to study their major from a different point of view and expose themselves to new academic challenges. Others look to familiarize themselves with the history and culture of a place that's long interested them, and pick up language skills along the way. Students also use study abroad as a chance to actively contribute to bettering their world

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